Champagne Pop: Our bestselling shade, a soft gold with pinky-peach pearl – recommended for all skin tones. I have (4) of the Ambient Light powders (the trio and Mood Light) and just got this Becca highlight in the mail today. I saw people on youtube using hourglass as setting power and bronzer, and got so confused cuz I always thought it should be a highlighter.

The difference is more in texture/by feel and doesn't seem to impact the actual application, as the product applied evenly, blended out without trouble, and had a luminous finish that didn't emphasize my skin's natural texture. Back in February, beloved beauty brand Becca Cosmetics announced that it would officially be shutting down come September.The color is described as a soft white gold with pinky peach undertones and it’s exactly how it appears on my skin. Please refer to the ingredient list on the product package you receive for the most up to date list of ingredients. Much like thousands of other businesses, the 20-year-old Australian company was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, and after sharing a statement about its closing via social media, fans of the brand rushed to load up on some of its bestselling products for what may be the last time. So if you don’t own any of the Becca highlighters Champagne Pop is a great shade to get since Becca claims that it would suit most skin tones. I’ve taken a few photos to show the complexity but it’s something you have to see in person to really understand how gorgeous it is.

It's too perfect, only thing is it's slightly too golden for inner corners in my personal opinion so I have to use my mac lightscapade as well. I’ll be wearing this all over my cheekbones, collarbone, shoulders and anywhere else I can in Vegas this weekend and all summer long to get that Victoria’s Secret model glow. BECCA Shimmering Skin Perfector review: Which BECCA highlighter is right for you, Champagne Pop or Opal? And unlike traditional pressed powders, this one-of-a-kind formula blends pigments with liquids, to create an unparalleled, creamy feel that applies like seamless silk and never cakes.Like a real-life Instagram filter, it looks stunning when dusted upon the high points of the face, adding backlit lustre without a trace of tell-tale glitter. I'd consider Mary Lou to be still a little more universal than Champagne Pop as it has less color to it.